Clare Visitor Map 2024

Explore Clare
Discover Every Shade
of Adventure
Spanning just under 130km from end
to end, Clare is compact yet teeming
with varied landscapes, histories, and
experiences. Our colour-coded map
outline complements the detailed
map on the reverse, guiding you
through Clare’s distinct regions.
From the rugged coastlines and
historic tales to peaceful lakeside
retreats and lively towns, Clare
invites you to discover its many
shades of adventure!
North Clare: Nature’s
Playground Awaits
Discover the mesmerising Burren, and be drawn to
the awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher as they beckon you
to uncover their sheer beauty and ancient secrets.
Immerse yourself in the underground wonders of
Aillwee Cave and Doolin Cave, or bask on the
Blue Flag golden beaches of Lahinch and Fanore.
Embark on an adventure to the Aran Islands from
Doolin, each island echoing tales of Gaelic
culture and history. Engage with the outdoors
as you surf the waves, kayak along the rugged
coastline, or traverse the scenic walking and
cycling trails. Timeless treasures like the
Poulnabrone Dolmen and Caherconnell
Fort beckon, offering a glimpse into
Ireland’s rich heritage.
West Clare: Where Nature
and Heritage Beckon
Embark on a journey to West Clare and be captivated
by the awe-inspiring Loop Head Peninsula, with its
panoramic cliff views and sentinel lighthouse. Wander
the mesmerising trails of the Shannon Estuary and the
Wild Atlantic Way and visit the enchanting Vandeleur
Walled Garden and Visitor Centre or the Aqua Park,
Kilrush. Find tranquillity on Blue Flag golden beaches
like Kilkee and Spanish Point. Dive into aquatic
adventures on exhilarating boat trips, from
witnessing the majestic Shannon Dolphins
to uncovering the storied past of Scattery
Island. With its blend of scenic beauty and rich
heritage, West Clare awaits your discovery.
Note: While we’ve touched on some
highlights here, discover all your
enjoyment options at www.VisitClare.ie
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Ennis: Clare’s Capital of Timeless Charm
Ennis, the heart of County Clare, beckons with tales of history and moments of modern
delight. Wander through its narrow streets and lanes, unveiling a treasure trove of heritage
and contemporary allure. Explore ancient Ennis Friary, and embark on a journey through
history at the Clare Museum. Indulge in shopping, discovering artisanal
crafts and the latest fashion. Relish the culinary magic of Ennis. Enjoy
traditional Irish music. Whether you’re revelling in the festivals, soaking up
arts and culture at glór, or seeking solace in the town’s serene parks, Ennis
promises a tapestry of experiences that charm, inspire, and rejuvenate.
East Clare:
A Lakeside Escape of
History and Adventure
Venture to East Clare, where picturesque towns and villages,
including the historic Killaloe and Ballina, dot the landscape.
Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Lough Derg, a haven
for water enthusiasts. Dive into exhilarating activities, from
paddle-boarding to sailing, or relish the thrills of the Aqua
Park. Trace the footsteps of the great High King, Brian
Boru, and marvel at ancient St. Flannan’s
Cathedral and St. Cronan’s Church. Step
aboard a River Cruise and glide gracefully
along the River Shannon and Lough Derg.
Experience Inish Cealtra’s sacred beauty.
And for those who love walking, head for
the heights at Moylussa or the 12 O’Clock
Hills, offering panoramic views of Clare.
South Clare: Rich in History and Beauty
Immerse yourself in South Clare’s rich tapestry of heritage and nature. Marvel at the
majestic Bunratty Castle and step back in time at Bunratty Folk Park. By night, try a
medieval banquet. Find tranquillity at ancient Quin Abbey. Dive deep into ancient Celtic
life at Craggaunowen and explore a wonderful journey along the Shannon Estuary Way.
Aviation enthusiasts can delve into history at the Shannon Aviation Museum, while
golfers can tee off at the lush courses of Dromoland and Shannon. South Clare
beckons with tales of yore and great adventures.